Plácido Domingo
About Plácido Domingo
Plácido Domingo is a Spanish opera singer, conductor, and administrator who is celebrated as one of the greatest tenors of all time. Born in Madrid in 1941, he began his career in Mexico before rising to international fame in the 1960s.
Known for his versatile voice, emotional depth and commanding stage presence, Domingo has performed over 150 operatic roles, a record unmatched by his peers. He has also worked as a conductor and artistic director, shaping the future of opera worldwide.
His collaborations with Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras as The Three Tenors introduced opera to a global audience, blending classical artistry with mainstream appeal.
With numerous Grammy Awards and honours from around the world, Domingo’s career has spanned decades, leaving an indelible mark on music history.
Where was Plácido Domingo born?
He was born in Madrid, Spain, on 21 January 1941.
Who has Plácido Domingo collaborated with?
He has collaborated with artists including José Carreras, Luciano Pavarotti, Josh Groban, Harry Connick Jr., Katherine Jenkins, and many more.
How many Grammy Awards has Plácido Domingo won?
He has won nine Grammy Awards, his first being 'Best Classical Vocal Soloist Performance' at the 16th annual Grammy Awards in 1974.
What performances has Plácido Domingo directed?
He has conducted and directed acclaimed productions, including a captivating production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Don Giovanni.
